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Yep, Pangare causes a lighter, creamy underbelly and nose. It’s also referred to as mealy sometimes in real life. I adore Pangare. It only modifies red pigment (so chestnut and bays/browns). P is dominant, so a horse will have some of the cream/mealy coloring compared to p/p. P+ is basically a more intense version of the dominant gene. So intense it will show up on black horses.

P/P on bay. Some mealy underbelly and nose but not super intense.


SSH Agitated

P/P on black base. No mealy nose.


3 Keep Blackberries

+/+ on liver chestnut. Much more mealy underbelly and nose.


3a14 Shiny Penny

P/+ on liver chestnut.


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p/+ on liver chestnut


3 Three Strikes

I personally love +/+ horses. Ooh, and here is one +/+ on a black base:


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